The Full Orbed Life sermon on Jesus destiny
The Brooklyn St John’s sermon considers Jesus as a man of destiny who fulfilled His hour without haste. It stresses self expression, courage, and service, noting Jesus’ patience, crucifixion as culmination, and the call for individuals to live a complete life in loyalty to truth. The pastor cites Jesus, Paul, Luther, Wesley, and Lincoln as models.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
St. John's M. I. Church
D. G. Downey
John Xlil
Jesus
Jesus of Nazareth
Jerusalem
Kingdom of
Israel
Jeader
Jesus the Cross
Corfucius
Buddha
Mahomet
Nazareth
Jeally
God
Paul
Martin Luther
John Wesley
Abraham Lincoln
Father
Christ
The Only Safe Attitude and the Welashorn Ascent
George Adam Smith recalls climbing Welashorn near Zermatt with two guides after storms. They reached the summit after hours of effort and, on sight, he stood on the rocks despite danger. The guide warned to kneel for safety. He urges youth to treat life’s summits as altars to dedicate to God’s will.
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Welashorn
Zermatt Valley
Alps
George Adam Smith
Make Much of Your Blessings
A reflection on appreciating present blessings before they fade. It urges recognizing daily kindnesses from God and cultivating a buoyant, joyous sense of gratitude rather than waiting for loss to teach value. The quote emphasizes gratitude as a daily duty, not a distant ideal.
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Christian Intelligencer
Senator C I Martin's family enrolls at Kansas University
Lawrence notes report that Kansas Senator C I Martin of Fort Scott and his wife joined the University of Kansas summer session. Martin, a former farm hand, teacher, Major in the Philippines army, and Bourbon County district court clerk, is elected State Senator. Their daughter Lilian attends public school in Lawrence. The couple quickly became active in campus life with Martin elected class president and head of the Republican club.
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University of Kansas
C. I. Martin
Fort Scott
Martin
University
Lilian Martin
Lawrence
Republican Club
State Normal School
Lawrence Correspondence
Kansas City Star
Reflections of a Bachelor Complete with Social Warnings
A collection of wry maxims on dating marriage and family life drawn from "Reflections of a Bachelor" in the New York Press. The quips poke at old maid status, flirting, finances, and politics with a humorous, sharp tone. Strong lines mention U.S. social mores, marriage costs, and parental expectations.
Great Herd of Caribou Seen in Arctic Migration
Passenger Julius H. T. Munn of Brandon Manitoba reports that in the three weeks after July 25 1892 at Artil lery Lake a southernward procession included not less than 2 000 000 caribou. Buffalo Jones adds a Clinton Golden observer’s note of a single hillwide army, with densities averaging about one hundred caribou per acre.
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H. T. Munn
Brandon
Manitoba
Artillery Lake
Oa Hill
Acre
Ernest Thompson Seton
Scribner’s
As a Man Thinketh So Is He Motto Thoughts
A compact reflection on thoughts shaping character and conduct. It argues disciplined inner thought controls passions and guides toward virtue, citing G. H. Morrison. The passage emphasizes mental command as the foundation of moral victory and self regulation.
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Heaven
Hell
G. H. Morrison
Keystone State Cullings and Disturbances Report
Lehigh Valley tele graph operator John Boyle encounters a brown bear at his Penn Haven home and two arson attempts target John O'Donnell residence in Franklin. A Mantia Brothers horse bites and attacks Samuel Mantia, sparking care at Mercy hospital. Philadelphia board of health condemns 20 slaughterhouses and orders improvements. Missing and dangerous incidents include a canoe drowning near Ebensburg and a Three Springs mine explosion killing two. A rail line charter and a Wichita pastorate move are noted, plus Scotia Daily Independent suspension and a lightning death in Allegheny vale.
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John Boyle
Lehigh Valley
Match Chunk
Penn Haven
Boyle
Bruin
Mantia Brothers & Compiny
Derry
Samuel Mantia
Mantla
Pasteur Department
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Board of Health
Tony
Grace McNulty
F. M. McNulty
Carnegie
Lake Rowena
Ebensburg
Cambria County
Eugene O. Herron
John H. Herron
Pittsburg
Woodvale
Rockhill Coal Company
Three Springs
Daniel Black
Milton Rohrer
Pennsylvania & Maryland Street Railway Company of
Pennsylvania
State Department
Somerset County
Berlin
Brokers Valley
Garrett
Meyersdale
Salisbury
Thomas Parry
First Presbyterian Church
Wukinsburg
Wichita
Kan
First
Mellon National Banks
Corn, Farmers & Mechanics
Franklin and Girard
Philadelphia
First National
Johnstown
Henry Matz
Alleghenyvale
Crystal Ridge
A. Pardee & Company
Hazelton
Lakemont Park
Altownd
Cheat River
Gheat Haven
John G. Richey
Pennsville
Connellsville
Scottdale Lodge
B. P. O. Selks
John Richey
Pennsylvania Lines
Beaver Malls
Feminine News Notes and World Ladies Affairs
A collage of 19th century notes covers the harsh customs of Hottentot marriages, a Russian woman’s university access tied to marriage, England’s Dr Elizabeth Garrett Anderson’s gardening hobby, lawn tennis trophies won by Miss Maud Wetmore and Miss Margaret Bush in Newport, English women farmers, Mrs Stanford White’s life insurance payout, hints of an English women’s tour to the United States, Mrs Eugene Nichols fending off a rattlesnake, Empress Charlotte’s accident, divorce prep rumors about Mrs Harry K Thaw, and Gabriele Reuter’s birth. Also notes on modern occultism framed as science, and a Havana Telegraph report on Cuba-US reciprocity amid Cuban commerce.
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Elizabeth Garrett Anderson
England
Maud Wetmore
Margaret Bush
Newport
Stanford White
Hugene Nichols
Mast Hampton
Conn
Alexandria
Egypt
The Builder Cleric and the Weeper in Town
The Christian Register notes a shift from ornate pulpit oratory to practical church leadership. A new breed of preacher emphasizes lasting materials and self-reliant church building, while a professional weeper described in the Atchison Globe faints at a bereaved home during a funeral gathering.
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Lia
Leing
Woo
4 Homie
Atchison Globe
Gorpse
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Words OF
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Mercer County
National Hotel
Greenviile
Indiana
Democrat
Franklin Sansom
Eprror
the Democrat’s Clubbing List
National Stockman and Farmer and Democrat
the Commoner and Democrat
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New York Daily World
New York Sunday World
World
Pittsburg Daily Post
Philadelphia Daily North American
Century
the Democrat
Ibney Scribner’s Magazine
Cosmopolitan
World Almanac
Ty Mail
THE
Couron Street
W. S. Daugherty
Philadelphia St
Maguszipes
Psychiogl Res
Scientific Congressas
de Chirey
Everybody's Magazine
Havana ‘Telegraph
Cuba
United States
United Corporations of
D. H. Tomb
Farmer's Bank
J. Wood Clark
Marshball Building
David Blair
Philadelphia Street
John N. Banks
Hawke Building
Tadlana, Pa
John H. Pierce
Omics
Cunningham Building
Atrast
John H. Hill
Omoee
Court Place
Harry W. Fee
Marshall Building
George J. Feit
Boomessocnd
M. C. Watson
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